https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-americas-most-spoken-languages-after-english-and-spanish/
German still dominates parts of the Plains and Mountain West more than a century after peak German immigration.
Wait, Alabama is Korean!?
by "Visual Capitalist"?
Navajo Nation has proven impressively resilient in holding out against the ongoing genocidal project of the US
They have been relegated to some of the most inhospitable places in the world, to land that even the most hardened colonial mind would look at and say "Well that can't be worth it."
And yet they survive there. It's a testament to their resilience.
Pennsylvania Dutch leading in Indiana and Ohio but not Pennsylvania is kinda funny
Amish I am guessing.
Had to take Spanish off bc we run the table 😎
Minnesota: Somali
The kkkrakkkers are gonna crash out over this one 
They've been crashing out about it for a while
The ICE raids were a culmination of nearly two decades of white people being xenophobic
I've talked to so many people outside the Twin Cities who are absolutely terrified of the Somali population (and Minneapolis in general). Its ridiculous to me because Somali people here are so kind and peaceful despite the horrific things many have been through in their lives.
These chuds have made up boogeyman to scare themselves. It's crazy.
Their entire concept of Somali people is based on watching Black Hawk Down
A movie that even teenage Flakes (who was angry and still fairly reactionary) found off-putting and puerile
shout out to the usos holding it down in arkansas
Only 4 states speak a native language as a 3rd language, Carpet bomb the anglo colonies 
Wait, Alabama is Korean!?
Hyundai/Kia built massive plants in Alabama. Most of the SUVs they sell in the US are built there, and I think that accounts for at least of their sales now.
Linga Franca
Arkansas being the only other Pacific languages is definitely surprising. What is going on there? My first thought is some relocation scheme related to imperialism.
https://acutrans.com/top-10-languages-of-arkansas/
Ilocano, Samoan, Hawaiian, and other Austronesian languages come in behind Spanish on the list of the top ten languages of Arkansas. Overall, approximately 7,792 Arkansas residents speak these languages, resulting in a population share of a little less than 0.28 percent.
When the United States ended its twelve-year nuclear weapon testing program on several of the atolls in the RMI
https://onlyinark.com/culture/marshallese-in-arkansas-from-the-islands-to-the-ozarks/
The got damned CHYNESE are in my state! 
Really surprised it's not Chinese or Arabic in Ohio but I guess there are tons of Amish here
How the fuck are there more French speakers than anything in D.C.
Canadians?
west africans
Banned? DM Wmill to appeal.
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